The Iowa Presidential Watch, PAC is going to continue its efforts. The 
          continued unabashed campaigning and partisan nature following the 
          election compels Iowa Presidential Watch to continue to be a 
          straight-forward voice as to what is occurring in the Presidential 
          political scene.
          
          Iowa Presidential Watch is going to continue to operate in defense of 
          the conservative values that are essential to the preservation of our 
          nation’s ability to continue to be a bastion of individual freedom and 
          responsibility. Iowa Presidential Watch will try to focus on the 
          ongoing battle and seemingly endless campaign of 2004.
          
          Iowa Presidential Watch will continue to feature news accounts. The 
          coverage of the news may not always be as all encompassing as in the 
          past. However, the coverage should be adequate for most who desire 
          their daily fix concerning American presidential politics.
          
          In addition, Iowa Presidential Watch will seek to highlight the debate 
          over issues such as Social Security reform, tort reform, health care 
          reform, gay marriage, and other issues that continue to effect the 
          presidential election landscape.
          
          Iowa Presidential Watch was first created because of the 2004 election 
          and the fact that hordes of Democrats would be invading Iowa and 
          offering up a one sided view about how our nation should be governed. 
          Now for the first time ever, the Democrats have continued the campaign 
          after the election is over. There seems to be no respite from the 
          division of viewpoints that make up the red and blue states.
          
          What is even more interesting is the fact that both Republicans and 
          Democrats have already begun their campaigns for President. Because of 
          this, Iowa Presidential Watch will highlight and feature the various 
          candidates and their efforts from the unique vantage-point of Iowa.